NOIDA: Violating a traffic rule on Sector 57 intersection, Noida-Greater Noida expressway, Yamuna expressway or on the sectors 31/25 intersection may turn out pricey for the offenders as the officer issuing the challan will be capable to view his previous violations as nicely through a brand new cellular app.
Traffic police are seeking to link their newly launched e-challan cellular utility with the Vahan database of National Informatics Centre (NIC) – the nationwide sign up of the vehicles and their driving licences in order that an e-challan generated at any of those roads can show the previous historical past of the violator.
The drive has requested the NIC for a go-ahead to link their Vahan database with the e-challan gadget. While officers say they've received a positive response from the NIC, the duty isn't simple as challan-generation at some of these intersections and roads are being handled via separate softwares.
SP (traffic) Anil Jha instructed TOI that the integration mission will likely be entire “quickly”.
“If the e-challan gadget is related with Vahan database, an officer issuing the challan will be capable to view the previous violations of a automobile consumer when he commits another violation,” he stated.
However, as reported via TOI on April 23, maximum traffic police head constables (promoted), head constables, traffic sub-inspectors and traffic inspectors, aren't well-versed with the e-challan gadget and hence, training would be required on a large scale for the usage of the integrated e-challan gadget.
Further, the e-challan gadget must be offered on the different roads together with the increased highway, Sector 57 intersection and Sector 31/25 intersections and Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.
As of now, four cameras provided with automated number plate reputation (ANPR) gadget were put in at the increased highway to check dashing at the 4.eight km-long increased highway.
Speeding at the Noida-Greater Noida expressway is being monitored via Highway Speed Management System (HTMS) on the traffic management centre. Automatic challans are being issued to these caught dashing at the Yamuna Expressway close to Jewar toll plaza.
Traffic police are seeking to link their newly launched e-challan cellular utility with the Vahan database of National Informatics Centre (NIC) – the nationwide sign up of the vehicles and their driving licences in order that an e-challan generated at any of those roads can show the previous historical past of the violator.
The drive has requested the NIC for a go-ahead to link their Vahan database with the e-challan gadget. While officers say they've received a positive response from the NIC, the duty isn't simple as challan-generation at some of these intersections and roads are being handled via separate softwares.
SP (traffic) Anil Jha instructed TOI that the integration mission will likely be entire “quickly”.
“If the e-challan gadget is related with Vahan database, an officer issuing the challan will be capable to view the previous violations of a automobile consumer when he commits another violation,” he stated.
However, as reported via TOI on April 23, maximum traffic police head constables (promoted), head constables, traffic sub-inspectors and traffic inspectors, aren't well-versed with the e-challan gadget and hence, training would be required on a large scale for the usage of the integrated e-challan gadget.
Further, the e-challan gadget must be offered on the different roads together with the increased highway, Sector 57 intersection and Sector 31/25 intersections and Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.
As of now, four cameras provided with automated number plate reputation (ANPR) gadget were put in at the increased highway to check dashing at the 4.eight km-long increased highway.
Speeding at the Noida-Greater Noida expressway is being monitored via Highway Speed Management System (HTMS) on the traffic management centre. Automatic challans are being issued to these caught dashing at the Yamuna Expressway close to Jewar toll plaza.
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